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Do you have a link to somewhere that has that particular model, so we could look at specs and what-not? And yes, heat treatment will most certainly make a large difference on rust resistance.
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Ok, so they are clad vg10, soft stainless with vg10 core.. so the next question is.. what part of the knife is rusting? is the the cladding or the vg10 portion.
another thing to be careful of can be contamination where some other particle on the knife that can rust causes a reaction on the blade. I have had this happen when not cleaning a knife properly after sharpening, and the small particles from grinding can oxidize very easily and rust while sitting on the side of a knife.
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les_garten,
Have you tried cleaning the knife, letting it dry, and then applying a thin coat of mineral oil, letting it soak it for about 10-15min, and then wiping it off?
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les-garten,
I completely understand. You could always invest in a rust eraser, and some extra-fine #0000 steel wool.